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* MERE-MENTION. The spool cotton trust is figuring out another raise of the price of cotton thread which will make the retail price 10 cents a spool There were nearly 3.000 prostrations from the heat in Philadelphia last Thursday. There were quite a number of fatalities The verdict in the Haywood case at Boise, Idaho, is expected tomorrow or Thursday Col. A. B. Lewis of New York and Fredericksburg. Va., purchased ninety-six thoroughbred Jersey cows last week from an Importer and for the herd paid $91,000....A trolley car on the Schuykill railway near Shenandoah, Pa., was goV ing down hill at a sharp clip last Thursday, when the motorman noticed that the roadbed was gone, having cavea in, leaving runs auu u? ouopended In the air. He at once applied more power and the car passed over t the chasm on the swinging rails...The Mineworker's Federation of Pennsylvania has reduced its initiation fee from $10 to $3 in an effort to induce thousands of miners to affiliate, who have dropped membership in the Federation The net earnings of the Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing company for the past year were $4,179.575 on a plant valuation of $12,570,073 The Japanese government is floating a $20,000,000 bond issue for the purpose of building railroads in Manchuria Eleven peasants were killed by Russian police at Riazan, Russia, Thursday Several lives have been lost and property damage ^ will run into millions as a result of floods in west Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia during the past few days....Two Japanese schooners were caught by United States revenue cutters near St. Paul islands, in the Pacific sealing grounds last week and the prisoners will be tried on charges of poaching... .Thirty-two persons were killed and a hundred or more injured in the wreck of a Pere Marquette excursion train near Salem, Mich., last Saturday. The disaster was the result of a rear-end collision Judge James Hargis of Breathitt county, Ky., feudfame, has been acquitted of the charge of complicity in the murder of Dr. B. D. Cox in Jackson, a few years ago. New York city is upset by dozens of attempted assaults on women and the police are scarcely able to handle the situation Prof. Lyman E. Stowe, a noted astrologer of Detroit. Mich., predicts a world-war during the next five years The Home Trade League, with headquarters in Chicago, has begun a campaign against the big t mail order houses ot the country. The league claims a membership of 500,000 members among retail merchants of the country... .The strike of telegraph operators in San Francisco ended last Friday with a victory for the telegraph companies The railroads of the west have decided to abolish all special passenger rates and privileges and enforce a straight 2-cent-a-inile rate. ....The board of inquiry investigating the disaster on the battleship Georgia off Provincetown, Mass., last week, has decided that the tragedy was the result of too rapid firing of the big guns Mrs. Thos. Ellis of Paint Rock, N. C.. was knocked from a trestle by a train into the French Broad river last Friday and drowned ^ Auguste Azzali, leader of a famous Mexican band of Guadalajara, Mexico, was drowned at Atlantic City, N. J., iasi r riuay, vviiiic sua ua.1111115 Mrs. Augusta Nack, who assisted Martin Thome to murder and cut up the body of William Guldensuppe In New York. In 1897, has been released from prison A drought of eight months duration has caused a serious famine on the island of Jamaica. Crops have been totally destroyed Joseph C. Loftls of the mall order Jewelry firm, Loft is Bros., of Chicago, was shot by his brother, S. T. A. Loftls, last Saturday, in a quarrel over business affairs The Georgia supreme court has filed an opinion which will stop the issuance of charters to negro Knights of Pythias lodges In that state. Pedlar Palmer, a famous English bantam weight pugilist, has been sentenced to five years' imprisonment on a conviction of manslaughter Miss Laura Ronaldson, an art student committed suicide In New York Friday. She brooded over the death of a friend who committed suicide three years' ago The passenger steamer Columbia plying between San Francisco, Cal., and Portland, Ore., was run Into by a lumber laden schooner, the San Pedro last Sunday and sunk. It is es_ tlmated that fully 100 lives were lost ^ in the collision. AT THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening ^ at 8.30 o'clock. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL There will be no prayer meeting this week. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. Prayer meeting Wednesday afterr on Iiwil tit y.ov u tivva. * = Special JRotices. Ice Cream at Smyrna. The Young Ladies Christian Union of Smyrna A. R. P. church will sell Ice cream Thursday evening, the 25th, from 5 to 10 o'clock. It Be?sle McGill, Secretary. At Clover Baptist Church. The previously announced meeting at Clover Baptist church will be commenced next Tuesday night. I am to be assisted by Rev. L. E. Barton of Quitman. Ga. My Sunday appoint^ ment will be filled as usual. t.f 2t "W. E. Hurt, Pastor. $he (fotton $larket. Yorkville. July 23.?Cotton 11 to 13. New York, July 22.?Cotton, spot quiet and steady, middling uplands 12.95: middling gulf 13.20: sales 7,007. Futures opened steady and closed firm as follows: Jan. 11.85: Aug. 11.56: Sept. 11.48: Oct. 11.83; Nov. 11.82; Dec. 11.91; Jan. 11.97: Feb. 12.00; Mar. 12.07; April 12.11: May 12.15. LOST. Q HIRT Waist Pin, between my resO idence and Methodist church Sunday. It is a gold monogram (F. E. P.) . button shaped pin. Reward for its rem turn to J. B. PEGRAM. PICNIC AT SHARON. THERE Is to be a big picnic at Sharon on the occasion of the visit of the CLEMSON EXHIBIT CAR. JULY 22ND. Baseball in the afternoon. ? Good music. Everybody invited. ' SHiVNOM Jg. wnpp SAWED WOOD. I AM taking- orders for Pine Stovewood. sawed to length and delivered on short notice. Se me personally or drop a card through postoffice. I. H. MORRIS. Yorkville, S. C. 9 fi9 t 3in NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE. I HAVE this day filed in the probate court for York county my final return as guardian for ELLEN ELIZA^ BETH GILBERT, and hereby give notice that on FRIDAY. AUGUST 23RD, I will apply to Hon. L. R. Williams, judge of said court, for a discharge from all further liability in connection with said guardianship. W. W. LEWIS. Guardian. Yorkville, S. C.. July 19, 1907. 59 t 5t ATTENTION. COTTON GROWERS MASS meetings are hereby called next Saturday. July 27th. 1907. to be held at Filbert at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and at York court house at 4.30 in the afternoon of that day. President K. D. Smith and other state officials of the Southern Cotton association will deliver addresses on cotton e? generally and cotton holding in particular. By order of the county executive committee. C. E. SPENCER. 2t Pres. York Co. S._ C. Asso. FOR RENT. MY building on hotel lot. Congress street, 3 floors; 40 by 80; Is about completed, and I am ready to talk about renting, in part or as a whole. R. J. HERN DON. i 59 t 2t WHOSE WATCH? FOUND at the picnic at Mr. J. C. Blair's pasture last Friday, and sent to this office by Mr. Joseph PlaxIco for the owner, who can have it by paying for this advertisement. Check on leather fob savs "Citadel Class *07." It ENQUIRER OFFICE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I County of York. IN PROBATE COURT. By L. R. Williams, Esq., Probate Judge of York County. WHEREAS MARTHA ELIZABETH I ROBINSON has applied to roe I for Letters of Administration, on all | and singular, the goods and chattels, I rights and credits of B. O. JENKINS, I late of the county aforesaid, deceased: | These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the khidred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at our next Probate Court for the said county, to be holden at York Court House on the 8TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1907, to shew cause if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 22nd day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and seven, and in the 132nd year of American Independence. L. R. WILLIAMS. Probate Judge. 59 t 2t J. L. Williams. Mason McConnell. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. TRUNKS SUIT CASES GRIPS If you are going away see us for either of the above that you may need. We have Trunks from $1.25 to $15.00. Suit Cases from $1.00 to $6-50. Grips from 50 cents to $5.00. j WiT See us for Gent's Furnishings, , White Vests, etc. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.. Sell for Leas. NEW LINES ' We have Just added to our almost complete line of house furnishings, the following seasonable and staple goods. ?REFRIGERATORS? , The "La Belle," made by the Gurney Refrigerator Co., which is said to be equal to any. Simply arranged and easy to keep clean. Has the patented antnmanp wasta valve?the ice econo mlzer. ?BLUE FLAME OIL STOVE? The B. & H. Wickless, an economical oil consumer and a comfort to the user this hot weather. Will do any or all of your cooking, a trial Is all we STANDARD SEWING MACHINE. Is not a new Machine in this territory if It is a new departure with us. It stands up at the top amongst the other good ones and is not any higher In price either. We have the best they make on the floor now and more to follow. This we have is called the "Two in One" Machine?can change It from a lock stitch to a chain stitch ^ without moving the work from under the presserfoot. Call and see it or better try It and be convinced that it is "IT." G. H. O'LEARY. TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES ST. Peter's Hospital offers a three years' course to young women from 20 to 33 years of age who are desirous of entering the profession of Nursing. For further information address. SUPERINTENDENT. St. Peter's Hospital. Charlotte, N. C. 57 t.f 3t B.N. MOORE COTTON : In the Market the Year Round. Ev- , ery facility for WAREHOUSING. Receipts Negotiable at AH Banks. j AT THE BRATTON FARM. WE have a number of Guernsey , Cows and Heifers that we will , sell. Pure cream at 25 cents a quart, at the farm at all times, or delivered on Tuesdays and Fridays. J. A. MILLS, Manager. Jan. 26 f.t tf. 4* 4* *$ 4- 4- 4~ 4* 4- 4* 4 % J. Q. WRAY ! JULY CLEAR * J CLOTHING I J OTHER GOOD t . , ^ | 1 ^l . .t i f - ... .t- .T. i T? .1. . f. .t.. ... fr TV I VTVTVTYVVW 4 t , T ,'v? 4* ? THE PRICES OX ALL ME eg* + SUMMER CLOTHING ARE i , f REDUCED FIFTY PER CI $ STANCE: 4? ^ $20.00 Suits are Now Cut t<: ,JL ? $15.00 Suits are Now Cut to . X $10.00 Suits are Now Cut to. And so on through the enti ^ ? MEN'S EXTRA PANTS, <4# $ 1 handle the Trousers mad t Bull Co., than which there ar a be had anywhere. See the pr ~G" X ? T All $5.00 Pants are Marked *2* 2 All $4.50 Pants are Marked , a All $3.50 Pants are Marked <?e 4> All $2.50 Pants are Marked A All $1.75 Pants are Marked < ?? "J* All $1.50 Pants are Marked V All $1.00 Pants are Marked T JOB LOT OF FUR it ? X I have a Job lot Men's and e-U A In lot one there Isn't a Hat tl <? good value at $1.75 each. I ? everything in ..Lot Xo. 1 Goi , ^ In Lot Xo. 2 there isn't a F ^7? A be a good bargain at $1.25 ea T Sale you get your choice at Oi t f MKX'S SUMMER UNO eg? V ? I have a big line of Men's - x Underwear?they must go to A will move them If you want T Men's Balbrlggan Undervest -i* 2 --'c value: Balbriggan Underv A u 50c value. 4 Indies' Summer Undervest? ^ ^ and 20c Each. Better grade s ? WHITE QUI I/I ? X Right now is the best time A of WHITE QUILTS. We are i * tra good values at 8ttt\ $1.25 + Q. WRAY ?4e ^TTTTTTTTTTT J &r WE PAY YC i J 11T is or | T H E FO i ? m that rails at fate * ^ he is the carver 2 dame fortune do * his earnings and 5 vest a dollar in i * to it weekly or m ? upon her way. 3 tsB^" Four Per Cent Interest 3 3 The NATIONAL ? (ABSOLUTE ROCK HILL, 5 T^TTTTTTTTTT - REMEMBER THE PAST To profit by it, but don't waste time wishing for what might have been if you had acted according to your opportunity. Think rather of what may yet be and get busy and employ a broker to trade to best advantage if you would succeed. Act promptly before it is too late to profit by business sagacity and your remembrance of the past will not be in vain. W Money loaned on good security. For Sale?Lot on King's Mountain street, 85 by 300 feet. No delay. For Sale?Residence on King's Mountain street, well located. $3,000. For Sale?Valuable lot near Graded School on bargain counter. $625. Dr. M. W. WHITE. TURNIP SEED Wholesale and Retail Purple Top?Strap Leaf, White Egg, Purple Top White Globe, Amber Globe, Yellow Aberdeen, Early White Flat Dutch, Improved Golden Ball, Mammoth White Globe, White Norfolk, Improved American Purple Top Ruta Baga. THE YORK DRUG STORE, J. B. Bowen, Proprietor. Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee. President 8ec. and Treas. YORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. We sell the best Ice Cream Freezer an the market. Sizes?Four and Six Quarts. We sell Blue Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla Extracts. , We have Masons Fruit Jars in Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons?Extra Porcelain Tops and Rubbers. Come and see us for Roofing and Shingles. We are receiving our fall shipment of Shoes. We sell Shoes that give good service and satisfaction. Try a pair. YORK SUPPLY CO. 4- 4- 4 44444444 4* 3 J. Q. WRAY A "AT/NT-1 AITT1 RF.I Aim SALS fsi Prices CUT 5( S CUT 20 TO 33: I y i'Tj t * Ti 1 A 1^ f J T^rr^Wi TVTVTVTVTVTV^VVVTVt V W^S N'S AND BOYS' 2 L JUT IX HALF? ? EXT. FOR "IN- ? have a SI X Goods, including ? qualities. Now i ? ....$10 a Suit. T summer Dress G . . . $7.50 u Suit. X . . . $5.00 tt Suit. A Silk Mull that w re Clothing line, f Grass Linen that ? Lama Pongee th CUT TOO. f Silk Pongee, tha T White Lace Strij le by the Brent, ? to 16 2-3c Y e none better to ? Fancy Striped a ices: X 20c. Cut t Down to ...83.83 ? &0 inch Organdy Down to ..83.50 T 25c Yard. Down to..82.50 T 00 inch Black O Down to ..$1.75 & Cut to 25c Down to . .81.15 X Checked Silk M Down to . . 98c ? was 50c, < Down to .. 79c T 3<> inch French $ 13 l-2c Y? HATS. T Colored L.awns, 1 2 8 1-Sc Yni Boys' Fur Hats. & Barred Muslin, t lat isn't an extra X 36 inch Voile, al Jut for this sale ? 22 l?2c Yl es ut Only $1.25. X 36 inch All Woe [at that wouldn't & 45c Yard, ch. But for this X 36 inch Sharkski nly 98 Cents. ? 36 Armure Bart * Yard. ERWGAR. V 36 Inch Panama T 36 inch Cream Summer Weight V 50c, Cut t' o, and my price JS 36 inch Poplar Underwear: X was 30c, ( s at lite Kaeli, a ? 44 ?neh Mohair, ests, at 38 Cents, f 4 3 inch Slcilllan, v 42 inch Black P ! at 4e, 9e, 12ie S 8W(> Yard' Lt 35 Cents Each. ? ^ PIiEASE K S. T CRES QUOTED . . X LOW AX I) EV I SKNTS A SPUE inui $1.50 Each. ^ THESE PRICES A | A1^. ^* A .^4 |lj .Tl| A 4^-4 A gtL .T^ i^.. . ,* V vv V VV vtVTVTVt V" V TV TVTv THE LEADER ^ -f. ? ^ ^ ^ )U TO SAVE *W { I UY | 01. li ?1 Jf PI HI ? The wise man knows that m Gr of his own destiny, and if J es not come his way he saves ? catches her at any rate. In- ? our Savings Department, add (j lonthly and find yourself close ^ * t f 3 Compounded Quarterly ^ jr l - UNION BANK | LY SAFE) ? | 5outh Carolina. Co. "L," Attention! j All the members of Co. L, who expec*. to go to Jamestown are reminded that I am prepared to Issue accident tickets In the Aetna Life Insurance Co., the strongest and most liberal company In the world writing accident insurance. $3,000 for 1 day will cost* 25 cents; 2 days, 50 cents; 3 days, 75 cents: 4 days, $1.00; 5 days, $1.25; 6 days, $1.50; 7 days, $1.75; 10 days, $2.50; 14 days, $3.00. In case of death by accident it pays $3,000 and for total disability on account of an accident, $15.00 a week for not exceeding 26 weeks. Better be safe than sorry. SAM M. GRIST. Insurance Headquarters. ! W. I. WITHERSPOON CO. I HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS. BUGGIES. HARNESS. IRON and COMPOSITION ROOFING, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, FRUIT JARS and KUBBKUS. We offer any of the above at Wholesale and Retail and will be pleased to make prices and terms. If you have to buy a MOWER or RAKE, see the JOHNSTON before you settle the master. W. I. WITHERSPOON CO. WALL PAPER MY NEW SAMPLES } ARE NOW IN. ( Samples and Remnants for sale * cheap. r A. B. G A I N ES. f GIN OUTFIT FOR SALE. f CONSISTING of 70-Saw Eagle Gin, F Feeder and Condenser; double pin w* Boss Press; 15-horse Engine and 20- _ horse Boiler. All in good condition and cheap. Address me at Old Point. M. W. T. NICHOLS. 57 f.t 4t* WANTED HIDES and SKINS. As they go O up, I pay UP. As they go down, O I pay DOWN. CASH. W. H. HERNDON. 56 f 13t W Send The Enquirer your orders for Commercial Printing, Booklets, Catalogues, Law Briefs, etc. If E 4. 4- 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* J. Q. WRAY *a?! + ?ic GINS TODAY AND 4* f MTINUES WHILE 1 m VIMER GOODS LAST $ Pn ) PER CENT. !" * - - nrrn nrMT l-J nc.i\ 1 . ?$> r./Tl/T^ /-T-t J, /* "- . T~l -t. ,T". T--. . . ,T? /T^ . . /T> #g . r^'uvTVTVTVTvTVTvTVTtiin^A1 I RESS GOODS. 2 ( T "57 lendld assortment of Dress T ' the latest styles and best of | j, g s the time to buy your late ? ;; ioods: I *?> ST] as 35c, Cut to 22c Yard. t I was 25c, Cut to 16 2-3c Yard. 2 ? tat 15c, Cut to lie Yard. ? ant t was 25c, Cut to 15c Yard. * ? icd Goods, that was 25c, Cut ? V ard. J a& rn ind Checked Goods that was i " 0 14c Yard. A j that was 45c and 50c, Cut to 4? ^ rgandy, that was 35c and 40c, T ?, ' Yard. V wflulls. Black and White, that ? * Jut to 35c Yard. 4. __ Batiste, that was 20c, Cut to ? ird. a fi hat were cheap at 15c, Cut to ? ? YJ *d. f & __ hat was 7c, Cut to 5c Yard. ? ^ ?1 shades, that was 35c, Cut to A ird. + ??? >1 Goods, that was 60c, Cut to ? & n, that was 50c, Cut to 38c Yd. & *ge, that was 35c, Cut to 22c 2 , that was 50c, Cut to 39c Yd. * *7* and White Panama, that was ? o 39c Yard. T Cloth, Pink and White, that 1 "ut to 20c Yard. X * that was $1, Cut to 80c Yard. * ?? > , that was 50c, Cut to 39c Yd. ? anama, that was $1.25, Cut to * ?? ? T EMEMRER THAT TIIE FIG- * ABOVE ARE EXTREMELY ? , ERY OFFERING REPRE- $ ab< NDID BARGAIN, ANI) THAT t 1>ri ARE FOR CASH ONLY. ? ^ A. /T\ A /T1 /T\ TwtwtwTWTVTVTVTWTVTVTV ? ... T n WPAV ? ? j y. ?v iui x i ? p ^ ^ ^ ^ *?* %* Car NEW CROP TURNIP SEED WE HAVE ELEVEN VARIETIES, BULK, AND ARE BEST VARIEES FOR THIS LOCALITY. SEE E FOR TURNIP SEED. USE COARSE SALT WHEN YOU IEEZE ICE CREAM?IT IS MORE 'ONOMICAL AND BETTER FOR IEEZING PURPOSES. GET IT 3RE, OF COURSE. SEE US FOR CHOICE FAMILY IOCERIES?BEST QUALITIES AT lIREST PRICES. W. M. KENNEDY, Agent. O. P. HEATH, Pt. W. S. NEI1 YORKVILLE B. INCORPI *A*AatA*AXAIMtAXA*A?AA*A*< $1 Shirl WE ARE SELLING A SPLE> 85 CENTS. THESE ARE EXTRA BRING ONE DOLLAR ON AN-! FULL, ARE WELL MADE, GOC TERNS. SEE THESE SHIRTS I F/inrv Vests WE HAVE JUST RECEIVEI CY SUMMER VESTS IN THE 3 SOMEST PATTERNS. THESE THING FOR GOOD DRESSERS. EACH. SEE THEM. Light Weig This weather calls for LIGHT what you want and a nice line 1 Piece Cotton Suits at $2.25; a Bet Dress Suits, Two Piece, from $7.8 Hot Weather Clothes See Ours. We are particularly well fixed COAT. Blue Serge and Light Mo can supply you. Have a nice line a line of Cool Serge Pants. Straw and P End out the season by wearl AMA HAT. We have a very har in price from 25 Cents to $2.75 ] ho h?H at the Prices?at $4.50 and Shoes ari( It is conceded that we carry fords for men and women, boys ville, and when it comes to qualit wagon. We handle the well-kno Godman lines, and also handle a g See our Shoes before buying and Q R O C I IN OUR GROCERY DEPAR CHOICEST OF HEAVY AND I WHEN YOU WANT GROCERIES YOUR WANTS. DUNLAP PATENT FLOUR YORKVILLE - ? L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS. OWING PEAS IS EASY you will do the work with BUFFALO PITTS, or TONGUELESS HARROW, iVe have these machines In stock 1 will be pleased to sell you either the right prices, and on terms sattory to you. lee us about a Harrow. lee us about a Buggy. F Feed Purina Chick Feed for )fltable Poultry Growing. CARROLL BROS. AT JOHNSON'S PURE FOOD STORK leinz'S pickling vinegar, HIASE & SANBORN'S COFFEES, rETLEY'S TEAS, SWIFT'S HAMS, BREAKFAST RIPS and LARD, JEECH-NUT BREAKFAST STRIP I BEEF' lu Glass. SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACS. 'EDIT JARS. I. W. JOHNSON. rLENN & ALLISON. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS E O R 1abcock. iackney, 'aylor-cannady and 1ighpoint buggies, ;tudebaker wagons, .lcCORMICK MACHINERY AND 'HE INTERNATIONAL GASOJNE ENGINES. Ve want a chance to talk to you jut them. Can quote you close res and easy terms. Yours to serve, rLENN & ALLISON. f Send The Enquirer your orders Commercial Printing, Booklets, t^logues, Law Briefs, etc. PAINTING Buy your Paint at the STAR DRUG STORE, and Paint your house, barn and fences and you will Improve your property at least 100 per cent. Ask for Peninsular Semi-Paste Paint?and take no other. This Paint will save you money and too you get the very best that money can buy?a Paint that has a positive guarantee with each gallon?a Paint that contains nothing but strictly pur.-: White Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil. Your money refunded or any settlement you desire If it should fall to give satisfaction. I also have a full lino nf AinhnsttnoH Floor Stains and Varnishes, Furniture polishes, Roof Paints, etc. STAR DRUG STORE. W See ua for bargains in our line. S*?T*Y*Y*YV?T*T*r4Y*Y*TOY*T*J V. Pt. R. E. HEATH, Sec.-Tr. X & M. COMPANY, I RATED. * M SAXAA*AXA*A**A*A?AXA*A*A*A? ts at 85c JDID ONE DOLLAR SHIRT FOR . GOOD VALUES AND READILY f MARKET. THEY ARE CUT )D FITTERS AND NICE PATJEFORE YOU BUY. ,$1.50 to $4 > AN ELEGANT LINE OF FANS'E WEST STYLES AND HANDVESTS ARE THE PROPER PRICES FROM $1.50 TO $4.00 ht Clothing I -WEIGHT CLOTHING. We have t is that we are showing. Twoter Grade at 93.00 Suit, and Cool >0 to 912.50 a Suit. If you want to suit you In a LIGHT-WEIGHT hair Coats are In demand and we at Cooling Prices, and also have ariama Hats ng a first-class STRAW or PANldsome line of STRAWS ranging Each, and Panamas?the best to $5.00 Each. See them. i Oxfords i the biggest line of Shoes and Oxand girls and children In Yorky we are away head of the band wn Stetson, Douglass, Selby and genuine Home-Made Brogan Shoe, you will be glad you did. 2 R I E S TMENT YOU WILL FIND THE ^ANCY FAMILY GROCERIES. 3 COME AND LET US SUPPLY 4 ALWAYS PLEASES. B. & M. CO. I 1 t Faultless Brand oi Canned Goods Did you ever try them? They stand at the head of their class in quality. There Is nothing put up In the way of fruits and vegetables that is superior, yet in most cases not any higher than inferior goods. Just as good as freshly taken out of the garden. I have the Faultless String Beans. Peas. Corn, and Succotash at 15c a can. For table use I have Strawberries, Raspberries, and Pears?all put up in sugar at 30c. Plenty of Inferior goods at lower prices. LOUIS ROTH. ' 1' f TO OUR SUMME OUR EVERY EXPE SOME LINES IT I MATES OF PROBA LINES, HOWEVER DUCING STOCK W UNTIL FURTHER ] RIOUS LINES TH^ YOUR INTEREST 1 PRICES. WE CAN THAT WE CAN PL REDUCED PRICE ONLY: Y*T*T*T*Y*1 f g*- MEN'S CLOTH 5 All Two and Three-Piece ? to 35 Per Cer Z MQrTO TwT " VT V TV TVTVV V wyTV " g*- MEN'S PAN' All Light and Medium j Cut 25 to 33 1-3 P< M tT\ ,-r^ ?ft iT*11T1 iT"t J l vtvtvtvtvt vtvtvtvtvtvi ,* ~ &W AL,L> h'AIN 1 For Youths, and Children ? Suits are All Cut 25 to ' TJj..T,.t./r1A t?+jL (A, a . t ^ a , . r, ,t. .r, j.. pVT V vT ^TVtvTVTWWVTVI I W MEN'S AND BOYS' ? HATS are All Cut 30 to 5 A*A*A*AXA*A*A*A*A*A*A?i THE STRAL KAXAIUXA*AfcAIU*A*A*A*A*A*A? jf Hot Weathei II- V 4 I if J ? i.ooo yards 36-inch Linen Finis J 5 sale at ?? 1,000 yards 40-inch White Lav ues, at ?is 1,000 yards of White Goods, ir 4 ? ues, now on sale at .... 4^ 1,000 yards of Embroidery Clo f | ~at 1 gross Palm Leaf Fans, Good line of Fans at 4$ Silk Fans?Black and White.. 3g Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerc 4 ? Colgate's Highly Perfumed Tal 4g Lyon's Tooth Powder at ^ jt No. 4711 Glycerine Soap, the 2 y THE THOMSO *V*Y*T*V*T*Y*T*T>I V*Y?i' HIHTHTHTllTllV?YWTHT*THmT0i IT IS A FACT That there is no silverware made that is better for every day use than is COMMUNITY SILVER. It will wear practically as long, stand harder service and look as well as Sterling silverware and costs a great deal less. Let me show you how nice and how pretty Community Silver is. Before you buy Cut Glass, Pressed Glass, China ware, Brlc-a-Brac, etc., come and see my stock. Qualities are right and the prices are pleasing. T. W. SPECK. : OAKLAND DAIRY j Rock Hill - - - - S. C. : ' Z i ICECREAM | We are Wholesale Makers of Abso- ' lutely Pure Ice Cream of a quality ( that is unexcelled. Our milk is from grade cows, all tested by the govern- ' ment for health, and known to be rich in butter fat. ICE CREAM can be furnished to Order in Quart Blocks or in bulk in ' any quantity desired and shipped by 1 express. * Prices and other information on j application by mail or telephone., OAKLAND DAIRY G. P. HOLLER, Manager, I Phone No. 99 Rock Hill. S. C. ?i ...... ... I PIPING When you want either 8team or Water Piping in sizes from 1-4 to 2 inches, just come to us for it We have it. ENGINE FITTINGS We also have complete stock of Engine Fittings, Including Valves, Gauges, ln!*ntnr*. Rauaa fililMI. Etc. Just see ub for what you need. SV See us about it before buying anything in Hardware. YORKVILLE HARDWARE CO. PICNIC AT FILBERT. THE annual Basket Picnic at Filbert, will be held on JULY 27. President E. D. Smith of the South | Carolina Southern Cotton association, Hon. D. E. Finley, Hon. Jos. A. McCullough and Hon. John Gary Evans are to speak. The Yorkvllle Cornet band will furnish music for the occasion. Everybody invited. H. E. NEIL, S. W. MCKNIGHT, JOE W. SMITH, J. D. SMITH, J. D. CLARK. Committee. 55-57-59-60 4t ! W Wanted.?Your orders for all < kinds of printed matter. Best work at fairest prices. ?< OUR CUSTOME] ;r slaughter sale has t ctation in the way of sa ias considerably excee ble sales. we are still , and with a view to sti1 re extend our summer si notice. if there is anyti it you need, we are suri [-0 come and see our gooi please you in quality an ,ease you in the prices. s are continued on fol] r*Y**Y*Y*T4Y*Y*T*T*Y?T*T*Y*1 ft [ING "wm t YOUTH' i Suits Cut 25 ^ and CHILDR! it. . ^ are All Cut 25 2 ATT rs J J^ALI lA/piorht Pants ii Ror Men. Ladi & 2 ;r Cent. Boys are Ci S SUITS | 9** CO' 's Knee Pants ^ AND PANTS 55 Per Cent. jf 33 1-3 Per Ceni P W ^wtVTVTVTW yT* WTVTVTVTVTV': STRAW "W* | W EMBROU 50 Per Cent. ^ Are All Cu l*A?9Altt*A*A*ittA*AatAftAaeAICA?t r S S - S M I T H *A?A*A*A*i.*A?A*AaUXA*A*AaU UtUIULIUI^IU?U?UIUaUI|A?tAIU UES-li ih Lineen, 15c value. Now on 3 % gc the Yard. 3 j m, in short lengths, 15c val- 3 I ioc the Yard. 3 1 i checks and stripes, ioc val- $ \ o- xL. V J ? 9 OC II1C I<I1U. th?"same as Cannon Cloth" ! ? ia^c the Yard. ! ? Two for 5c. 4 ? ioc Each. i ? 50c to $1.25 Each. { ? :hiefs, ... ac, 4c and 5c Each. 4 ? leum Powder, .. 19c the Box. 4 ? > 19c the Box. i ? 5c kind, for 19c the Cake. 4 ? N COMPANY, it ? *V*TV*V*V*V*V?V*V*V*V*V*Vi?V BANNER BUGGIES! BANNER BUGGIES! FOR SALE BY J. M. McGILL, HICKORY GROVE, 8. C. I HAVE just received a carload of the famous BANNER Buggies, and nnnr hrnu nni nf (ha Un<f r/imnlpf* Lines of Vehicles ever exhibited in Hickory Grove. If you are thinkln? of purchasing a vehicle of any kind, you will do well to see me before buying. I believe I can demonstrate to your satisfaction that I have the best values in this line that have ever been offered in this section. BANNER Vehicles are sold under a Positive Guarantee by the Manufacturer. backed by a Cash Capital of 1500,000.00. You get the full value of of every dollar of your investment if you buy one of these excellent vehicles. Come and See Them Anyway, whether you have decided to buy anything in this line or not THE BICYCLE IS STILL A POPULAR VEHICLE. Bicycling is healthful exercise and the season is at hand for the enjoyment of this mode of travelling. I carry a full stook of these machines and Qf the very best make. If you want a machine you can depend on, don't fall to see my line. SEWING MACHINES. I also carry a line of High Grade Sewing Machines In fine cases of highly polished Oak and Mahogany. These Machines are as good as are made, Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction, and are offered at Prices that bring them within the reach of all. J. M. McOILL, HICKORY GROVE, S. O. AN EYE For the Future BE WISE?HAVE AN EYE FOR THE FUTURE. Save your Dollars while you can. This Bank provides you with the means. Call and open an account with us. Yonr business will be appreciated and welcomed. LOAN & SAVINGS BANK YORKVILLE. 8. C. MACHINE SHOP. ZN addition to having a flrat-class machinist in our machine shop to make all kinds of repairs to Machinery, Engines, etc., we also have Mr. M. P. Jonas, a thoroughly competent Blacksmith. Mules and Horses shod at 60 cents round. NEELY MANUFACTURING CO. WW Horse Shoe Robinson?bound in cloth, by mail $1.10, from Ths Enquirer. RS: 1 REACHED UP TO I LES?IN FACT IN :ded our estilong on some LL further re^aughter sale 3ing in our va2 that it is to ds and get our fd we are sure come anyway. lowing goods S LONG PANTS.*OK t EN'S KNEE PANTS J to 33 1-3 Per Cent. ^ rVTVTVTVTVTVTvTVTvTwT^ . OXFORDS 3 es, Misses, Children and 3 - ,W * ii 20 lo 25 x-ci vbiii. j ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? J ITONADES $ GOODS Are Cut 10 to J i'" j. j4?lvr4?lj) 4 WTvTvTVTvnTwTwTVTwTwJI DERY and LACES -*f j it 10 to 40 Per Cent. ^ t*AXKAXA*A*A??A*AXA*AA COMPANY